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- Chalk WHS with a significant presence of chalk, a soft, white, …
- Flint extraction WHS where Flint was extracted. Historically, flint was widely used …
- Viking Cultural Route The Viking Cultural Route is a cultural route of the …
- Incomplete more than once Sites for which an Incomplete dossier has been submitted more …
- Austronesian cultures The Austronesians are a group of peoples originating in Taiwan …
- Bantu peoples WHS related to Bantu peoples."The Bantu peoples are an indigenous …
- Contested Tentative Listings Tentative Sites that were contested by another country after being …
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Simien National Park
EaglesVerreaux's eagle, tawny eagle (Wikipedia)
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K'gari (formerly Fraser Island)
Captain James Cook"The first recorded Briton to sight K'gari was James Cook who passed along the coast of the island between 18 and 20 May 1770."
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Stonehenge and Avebury
ChalkSilbury Hill is the largest prehistoric mound in Europe. Built around 2400 BC, it stands 39.5 m high and comprises half a million tonnes of chalk. (OUV statement)
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Val d'Orcia
ChalkThe landscape's distinctive aesthetics, flat chalk plains out of which rise almost conical hills with fortified settlements on top (OUV statement)
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Caves of Maresha and Bet Guvrin
ChalkMaresha–Bet Guvrin is an eminent example of traditional use of chalk subsurface strata (OUV statement)
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Champagne
Chalkon cool, chalky land, the Champagne Hillsides, Houses and Cellars form a very specific agro-industrial landscape (OUV statement)
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Mons Klint
Chalkthe property includes chalk cliffs (OUV statement)
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Plitvice Lakes
Chalkwaters flowing over the limestone and chalk ...the presence of carbonate rocks, including both limestone and chalk from the Mesozoic Era
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